Sewer and drain service in Holiday Shores, IL
Holiday Shores has a sanitary district for its own side of things. Your side, once it leaves the foundation, is sewer work, and you can call us directly.
A sanitary district, and who to ring
Holiday Shores lists a Sanitary District for water and sewer at (618) 656-4933, and code enforcement at (618) 656-7233. Those are the two calls to make before any digging. Ask the district where its pipe ends and yours starts, because we couldn’t find that rule written down.
The EPA’s list shows a permit under Holiday Shores Sanitary District, located by section and township (T5N R7W, Section 6) with an Edwardsville mailing address. It doesn’t say which houses connect to it, so confirm yours, whether that’s a public line or a private system.
A 1991 median and what it rules out
With a 1991 median and roughly 3,200 people by the Census count, this unincorporated Madison County community doesn’t fit the Orangeburg story for most lots. Roots or a settled joint may be the question, or something else. We’d rather you see footage than hear a theory. It’s yours to keep.
Moro is about 4.7 miles off and Hamel 5.9, while Granite City is 17 miles away. If the camera finds a bad section, sewer line repair is the next step. Remember JULIE doesn’t mark private lines.
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Holiday Shores: sewer and drain questions
Who runs the sewer in Holiday Shores, IL?
Holiday Shores lists a Sanitary District for water and sewer, at (618) 656-4933, and the EPA’s list shows a permit under that district’s name. That permit doesn’t say which houses connect, so call the district to confirm how your own property is served and where its responsibility stops.
Does Holiday Shores require a permit for sewer work?
We couldn’t find a written rule, so ask before anything gets dug. Code enforcement in Holiday Shores is at (618) 656-7233, and the Sanitary District is at (618) 656-4933. Between those two offices you should get a clear answer. Since this is unincorporated, it’s worth asking Madison County as well.
Why would a Holiday Shores sewer line back up if the house is newer?
A line doesn’t need to be old to block. The Holiday Shores median house dates to 1991, some two decades after Orangeburg stopped being laid about 1970, so the cause may be something else entirely. A camera inspection shows what’s in the pipe, and you keep that recording for your records.
How far from Holiday Shores is Gateway Sewer and Drain?
We’re based in Granite City, about 17 miles from Holiday Shores, and it’s inside the area we work. Call (618) 740-6058 at any hour. The automated line takes your details, then a company representative calls back as soon as possible, so have your address and the problem ready.